In the center of the village of Riex, between vineyards and lake, the Stettler House presents itself with the discretion of things that last. Built in 1680, listed in the cantonal inventory, it bears on its south facade a classified historical monument - a kind of detail that cannot be recreated.

On four well-articulated levels, the apartment deploys approximately 100 m² of living space. The entrance serves a boudoir, a guest toilet, and generous storage spaces. On the living room level, a 25 m² living room opens onto an 18.5 m² kitchen with access to the balcony. Under the eaves, the bedroom with double dressing room and bathroom under the skylight composes a carefully designed intimate space. The double height created by the void on the living room gives the volumes an unexpected amplitude for a village house.

The basement houses a cellar, laundry room, boiler room, and a private sauna with an adjacent shower. Two covered parking spaces, registered in the land register as a servitude, complete the ensemble.

The property has been regularly maintained for decades. The bathroom was renovated in 2013, the parquet floor laid in 2014, the kitchen updated, and the sauna replaced in 2024. Nothing has been left to chance. The total annual costs are approximately CHF 7'560.-.

Riex is part of the UNESCO perimeter of the Lavaux terraces. Cully is 3 minutes away, Lausanne 15. This property is suitable for someone looking for more than just a home: an address, an anchor, a place charged with a history that cannot be built.

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